OpenOutcrop can be
downloaded in two parts - ·
OpenOutcrop Windows® 10
installer (download here) and a ·
Demo dataset provided
courtesy by University of Queensland (download here) Before downloading the
application, please ensure that the target computer meets these minimum requirements. Both the software
application and demo dataset are released under a Creative Commons
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International license. The
full details of the license conditions can be found here.
In addition, the attributions below and
licence conditions MUST be included in any subsequent
distribution. The OpenOutcrop installer
when downloaded is a Windows® executable, Setup.exe. To install
OpenOutcrop, right click on the downloaded file in Windows Explorer and
select “Run as Administrator…” The demo dataset also
consists of a zip file. The file contains multiple Wavefront obj files in a
folder named “CarnarvonHighway”. The folder and all files must be extracted
from the zip file. Once unzipped, please make sure that the files are NOT
marked read-only (Windows security thing). One the data has been
downloaded, you can fire up the application (the installer should have
installed an icon on your desktop). A quick start is to open the file “Carnarvon.proj”
in the sample data folder. Help can be found by using Help/Index… from
the main menu. Attributions
The author of the software and the suppliers
of the above dataset wish to acknowledge the financial assistance provided
through Australian National Low Emissions Coal Research and Development
(ANLEC R&D). ANLEC R&D is supported by Low Emission Technology
Australia (LETA) and the Australian Government through the Clean Energy
Initiative. The software was developed as part of the
project “ANLEC Project C0320-C327
Outcrop to model – the missing link” by Wence Sulda of Teraterra Pty Ltd. All copyright and intellectual property of the supplied datasets
are held by the University of Queensland and are licensed as part of the
Creative Commons license above. The demo data set was created as part of the
project “ANLEC 07-0314-0228 Final
Report of Outcrop Analogues and Preliminary Models” by Valeria Bianchi1,
Davide Pistellato1, Fengde Zhou1, Samuele Boccardo2
and Joan Esterle1 1 School of Earth Sciences, the University of Queensland 2 School of Geosciences, the University of
Studies of Padua |
Hardware |
4 Core / 8 thread, AMD or
Intel 64-bit processor |
Memory |
16Gb (ideally 32 Gb) |
Disk space |
100Mb (software) |
|
1Gb (demo dataset) |
Graphics |
Minimum 4Gb on card, 8Gb
shared memory |
Monitor |
Minimum 1280 x 1024 (SXGA)
or higher |